jackie: yeah. she's nicely just telling you that you've jacked things up around here, and she's putting law and order in place. jackie: it needed to happen, though. scott: she's helping me a lot. lemonis: what would be your biggest complaint? jackie: i hate having to chase my order all the time and wonder where it is. lemonis: from the inbound call to taking the order to the process, there's nothing that tracks that whole process? jackie: nope. scott: program we need is very expensive, and we can't afford to buy it. it's $30,000. lemonis: it's expensive, but you also can't afford to not have it because if you're not delivering on expectations, then you lose that customer. next question -- how do you track all this inventory? jackie: that's something i need to talk to you about. we have a problem. how did we not realize that we wouldn't have enough boxes to fulfill the order? lemonis: how many are you short? jackie: about 1,200. lemonis: if you don't have an order-tracking mechanism, customers eithe

jackie: hi, marcus. jackie. lemonis: nice to meet you. you're jackie. jackie: i am.ly your idea, right? jackie: it was my idea. lemonis: your daughter's changed the business quite a bit. jackie: it's amazing, yes. lemonis: maybe we can talk in the back. rachel: okay. lemonis: this is awesome. michael: good morning. lemonis: good morning. how are you? michael: good to see you. lemonis: so, do you guys want to fill me in on what's happening? michael: sure. well, she got the e-mail. lemonis: okay, you want to read it to me? rachel: sure. "rachel, i will make this very simple and clear. i have nothing more to say to you. i have no reason to meet with you unless you have a cashier's check for the money due me in full. i just don't have time for this bull[bleep] any longer. i've thrown away enough of my money and time on you and your company. as i told mike, i'm going to go after you and david personally. batten down the hatches. brace for the worst, because when i'm pissed, i don't give up, and i don't back down until i accomplish my goal. get ready for the worst moments

jackie: yes. might lose me from the factory if you do that, though, because i have a sales background. i'm warning you. lemonis: if you love selling and you're the -- astra: i do. lemonis: ...and you're part of making it, then you're going to come with me when we go wholesale it. we're going to make dramatic changes in the stores. i don't feel like the stores do a really good job of telling the story of what it is and how it works and what are the attributes of the product, that it's handmade in new orleans by really cool people. you have a lot of education to do for consumers. it's just a much bigger story. candidly, i'm questioning the quality on some of the items. in order to go wholesale it, you're going to have to make it a lot better. amanda: right. lemonis: and the warehouse honestly was a disaster. it looked unkept. it looked unorganized and should have the proper equipment. it should have the proper inventory system so they can grab from stuff. also, i want to see if there's a way to add

jackie. >> reporter: this is where cal fire is station. the fire is pretty much under control right now but there is still a lot of smoke in the air. the fire happened along malik road in south san jose. officials say the fire flame started around 3:15 yesterday afternoon and quickly grew to a peak of 210 acres. cal fire called an air tanker and helicopters and airpower to pain the hillside red. the fire started behind the public shooting range. officials say it is too early to know whether the range had anything to do with starting the fire period the fire is now 70% contained. and san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> it is expected to be even hotter today in alameda county. some people at the livermore rodeo this weekend took precautions. they shopped for hats, stay hydrated on the first spare the air day of the year. even the horses found a way to stay cool. the bay area air district says livermore valley and south santa clara county are some of the hottest spots and exhaust from cars cause the worst air quality in these areas. >> we try

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jackie ward is live at the scene with more. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, that standup ended just a few hours ago here in san jose. the police are investigating an alleged quadruple murder suicide and we believe it happened at this house behind us with the yellow garage door. where the red pickup truck is right in front of. so, police say five people are dead including the suspect. police are focusing their investigation on the 500 block of habits court. that's near the intersection of kramer circle on the southeast part of san jose near the loews lagos golf course. lisa set up a pretty expensive perimeter the flocks of the whole area. this is as close as we can get to working to confirm details because up until just before 5:00 this morning, this was being treated as a single homicide. earlier police told the two victims were taken to the hospital were one person later died and police believe the shooter was still inside the home. so as you can hear earlier this morning police used a lot of flash bang as they tried to access

do not touch jackie blue.d that jackie kennedy preferred blue, working with one of the best industrial designers of the time who said jfk called blue his favorite color. it's an iconic backdrop. what else will the air force one feature? >> everyone wants to know is there a pod or not? >> a pod? >> the famous pod. >> when harrison ford is hustled into the pod as the plane comes under attack. >> there are a couple secrets. i don't think we're supposed to be talking about that. >> reporter: when they opened the pod, harrison ford had staid on the plane to fight the bad guys. but the president's design may not pass with flying colors. not if congressional democrats have their way. the house armed services committee voted to limit changes to air force one without congressional approval. probably leaving president trump fuming. >> get off my plane. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> let's bring in the former director of the nixon presidential library and cnn's presidential historian. first, your reaction to

david: jackie?id it is going to have a huge impact on these companies, but i don't think the government isn't necessarily up to the job to conducting the inquiries. i think the ftc should handle it, should stay under one umbrella rather than going to a local state level because that's going to complicate matters. remember, these are industries and businesses that have been developed, you know, recently, so of course there's no regulation because nobody expected them to ever exist. >> relatively. yeah, relatively recent. >> but, you know -- >> i have to jump in here. jonas, i completely agree. these are monopolies. oh, yeah, like i couldn't live without facebook for crying out loud. a monopoly like aol had? are you kidding? the techland scape changes in a nanosecond. at one time net scape was a monopoly. that's just not true that they're control things. that's ludicrous. >> let me lend my expertise. dp compared all the other things we talked about, i have some expertise on this subject. you are right

jacki bensen, news 4. >> friday can't come soon enough. thank you, jackie. >>> spite that rainout, the nats' best player still managed to get injured today. we'll have more on how max scherzer broke his nose and what it means for the star pitcher. that's ahead in sports. >> i stand before you to officially launch my campaign for a second term as president of the united states. >> president trump and vice president mike pence want four more years. they launched their 2020 re-election campaign tonight in orlando, florida. news 4's leon harris joins us from the newsroom with more on that story. we know when the president talks to his base he likes to focus on immigration. that crowd heard a lot of familiar themes tonight. >> that's right. in fac one nbc news producer said it was like a rock concert. the president came out and his greatest hits, th crowd loved it, but there wasn't a lot of new material. in fact, there was a lot of talk about the last election. president trump called his win in 2016 a defining moment in american history np in n

kpix 5's jackie ward is live on the scene.driver actually admitted to using meth before getting behind the wheel of the car. you can see chp is still here investigating what happened trying to piece together what led up to this. just a couple hours ago this happened both cars involved got crunched up and that bmw is on the freeway ramp. that was a suspect trying to drive away. chp officer noticed the driver weaving and acting erratically on 280 around 3:15 am. he got on to 101 and led police on a brief chase. the driver exited and blew through a red light. then collided with a minivan who had the right away. that crash caused the entire back end of the van to tear off. is barely recognizable. police said the driver was dead on arrival. the passenger is in critical condition but stable. >> it's not incredibly common that you have a self admission. in this case we do have a self admission and will verify it and do a series of test just to verify that the driver was actually under the influence. >> reporter: the suspect also told

i'm jackie ward live in san francisco.s this weekend and i'm highlighting a few of them. today the trans march is happening at 6:00 tonight. this is a 45 minute march and typically organizers say their rights have been tensely under attack so they believe it is even more critical to fight back and resist. they want to make sure they are celebrating and creating community. transgender cultural district in the tenderloin, the first legally area in the entire world. happening today, the setup for the outline of the 24th an yum pink triangle. that is hard to miss. allegedly you can see it from 20 miles away. it sits on top of twin peaks during the pride weekend to commemorate the holocaust. they identified and stigmatized homosexual prisoners. >>> the parade, almost 300 contingents and around 50,000 people will wards civic center plaza in front of an anticipated crowd of 100,000. we'll have our own float and i'll be one of the reporters on market street. come and say hello. yee wan not wait to see yeah. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>

jackie joins us from u. street with more. hi, jackie. >> reporter: hello doreen. we did speak tonight with the head of the mayor's office of lgbtq affairs. what's known as the violence prevention and response team is now being reinstituted, effective immediately. two trans gender women murdered since march. zoe spears shot to death last week had lid in fear since witnessed the murder of her friend in march. two gay men who just moved to the distric were robb and beaten. >> i think sometimes even npd appreciated the relationship because sometimes we couldhe direct t to this or that or give them information. >> reporter:er leanudd has spent more than three decades advocating for trans gender ndividuals in the area. she received emails from d.c. police and officials when there was a eed to help a trans gender community. >>t allowed me to make the rest of the community aware that these crimes had thappened, no just the murder but any of their thoughts or whatever the case were. >> reporter: news4 spoke toa sheilalexander reid, director of the office of lgbtq affairs.

kpix 5 jackie ward is there now with more and, jackie, what can you tell us? >> reporter: michelle, minutes ago we spoke to the person who lives here in this home and he says the shooting happened right in his driveway. right here on the right-hand side. he said he woke up to several gunshots so there is an elderly couple who lives with him and says they are all a little shaken up. there is no way to wake up for sure. it happened around 10:30 last night and some people are waking up to bullet holes in their cars. witnesses say they heard about six to seven gunshots near richmond avenue and scott street and saw one person running away from the scene last night. the person we spoke to says he believes that person was shot. to give you some perspective we are not far from san jose city college. another victim appears to have been shot and three others were arrested only one of those three was allegedly name the suspect. so this area was littered with shell casings earlier. and bullet holes could be seen and a lot of nearby parked cars. the sheriff's office was ca

jackie. >> reporter: we are near lake del valle. it is right across or del valle, rather it's over this hilltop. this is the best signal we can get and as we have been on this paper we have seen search crews start to filter in this morning. we have been waiting for the sun to come up before they can resume search efforts this morning. they spent hours last night searching for a young man. the east bay regional parks police tell us the man was out of the boat yesterday trying to enjoy the board and he did not resurface. a lot of people will be on the water today of course with the warm weather continuing so emergency officials are using this as a reminder to stay cautious. >> it's hot outside. people are flocking to water recreation. we have seen an increase in the number of people coming here to recreate in the water. >> reporter: east bay regional police tell is a similar incident happened on saturday in the same spot at the lake when a person fell out of a boat not wearing a life jacket. the victim was recovered and 44 feet of wat

jackie, jackie, turn around, please. >> just pretend -- where's my friend? >> jackie. >> that's her. which one? >> they're doing it. >> okay. josh, listen to me, tnd apologi. okay? just listen to her. validate her feelings. okay? they could need that. >> can you pay the bill, please? >> wonderful. and what are some of the other things that you have themes before we look at the next clip? >> we have another film in that next wave group of films is a film that we're combining with a feast, we call it film and feast. this is a film called "abe" and it stars noah from stranger things. they plays a young boy thatntisi and his father is palestinian. he just wants to cook. he wants to be called abe. and we're combining with the feast at --. >> zetune. >> in the east bay, yes. >> let's take a look at abe. . >>> food. some kids at school like computers, cars, selfies, toys. i enjoy simple, ordinary things in life, like food. >> you are a jew from your mother. >> he is a muslim because of his father. >> i'm sorry, is atheism? >> my name is abraham. some call me abraha

in northwest, jackie bensen, news4. >> sodi urbing. jackie, thank you. >>> we have w videotonight showing the impact of all that rain from our passing storms this evening. this is south capitol street he under malcolm x avenue perpass in southeast. you can see waterling in the street there. several cars got stuck. we saw one that had to be towed out. southbound traffic was diverted, backed up for a long waysuntil that water could drain. >>> of course, that was just some of the severe weather that hit our area today. we have this clip of hail coming down in maryland earlier tonight, some of it the size of golf balls. >> noisy out there. and this was only the ginning of the wild weather you should expect this week, folks. our storm team 4 meteorologist is here from the storm center with our first look at the forecast. >> yeah, it was a very active night out there, but things are beginning to finallyow gr tranquil. as we head through tomorrow we could be singing the same tune again. let's get to the radar. we have a few showers still in t

we still have jackie. i want to asking her about breaking news. >> lou, the best studies have been done national bureau of economic research. they went through all 16,000 line items we import. indication somebody in the u.s. is taking hit on this. charles: but you said the u.s. consumer. >> or it is the consumer. so right now companies are, the companies are getting hurt in their margins for the most part. we do know that some consumer prices are going up. charles: okay but not 10%. when people say that i have to push back. >> no. charles: nbr is classic economic outfit. they're down with the big businesses out there. they will try to say consumers are getting hurt because they don't want their profit margins squeezed. >> right. >> jackie, breaking news, 144,000 apprehended last month. up 32% from april. the 30 month in a row where border apprehensions more than 100,000. this is a crisis. yet you still, there is still the potential that republicans could push back on president trump when it comes to tariff

kp x fives jackie ward is there now with the latest in the investigation. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, this ford dealership is still being considered an active crime scene with tape still up and still blocking us from getting any closer than where we are now. crime scene cleaners just got on the scene and a source tells us the suspect knew he was going to be fired so he showed up to work yesterday with a revolver and a semi automatic. police say the suspect killed two of his managers before killing himself. this happened at the board at 6:00 last night in morgan hill. one witness says he heard several gunshots and ran unaware at the time that it was a ford dealership employee that had shot two of his managers who adjust fired him. >> we heard pop, pop, pop, pop, and at that point, the person i was training say, those are gunshots. let's get out of your. it out of the dealership. >> employees at the dealership tell us the shooter was employed in the parts department and was in his 60s but did not know why he lost his job. >> the person wouldn't leave after

. >>> let's get to jackie ward in san jose. jackie? >> reporter: people woke up to bullet holes in their car like this one after police say lo activity.d to kill >> reporter: the sheriff's office tells us about 10:20 last night, people on this part of richmond avenue in san jose heard gun shots andpeed off. >> i heard a person yell, ow, really loud. i called the sheriff's department. >> reporter: there have been two or three shootings in the area in the last two to three years. >> if you're in bed and hear the shots, the bullets can fly through walls. >> reporter: he got home and his girlfriend heard the gunshots. >> ichs three minutes removed from the situation. you think back. a couple of minutes here or there. >> reporter: the sheriff's office obtained surveillance footage that shows a man confronting a man and the suspect chases the victim out of camera range. shortly after, the suspect and victim get in view of the camera. both the victim and the suspect take offer running. the victim running across the street into a backyard and

jackie ward is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: michelle, that standup ended just a few hours ago here in san jose. the police are investigating an alleged quadruple murder suicide and we believe it happened at this house behind us with the yellow garage door. where the red pickup truck is right in front of. so, police say five people are dead including the suspect. police are focusing their investigation on the 500 block of habits court. that's near the intersection of kramer circle on the southeast part of san jose near the loews lagos golf course. lisa set up a pretty expensive perimeter the flocks of the

you in a few jackie. >> time is 5:11. >> it is a cleaner way to commute. the new kind of ferry that is almost ready for bay area rush- hour. >> happy friday to you. we're starting off with low clouds, areas of fog and even patchy drizzle this morning. we're looking at a cool afternoon. we'll talk about that and the all important weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> i had the windshield wipers on. the roadways might be slick. so far that isn't causing an insure on the roadways and not a whole lot of orange and not a whole lot of problems. i have those commute times coming up. , this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com >>> in fire watch, crews struggling to get a handle on this fast mov

our team coverage continues now with jackie benson. she is at the live desk right now to share how people are reacting to these killings. jackie. >> leon, we are seeing the words horrific and heartbreaking paired with the #virginbeach. shortly after news of the ng shootiroke, virginia beach edtive pharrell williams twe he is praying for the city. former congresswoman gabbie give orders, a gun violence survivor herself, sent several tweets calling for tougher gun laws. maryland governor larry hogan tweeted to virginia offering any support the state needs. we have not seen a message about e shooting from either the president -- from either president donald trump, either of his twitter accounts. as the eveng wears , we are also hearing firsthand accounts from workers who were in the building when the gunfire rang out. >> we heard a couple of shots, yeah, and -- like i said, i -- i was trying to listen to what happened and be on the phone oth 911 and we were just hoping that it would bever soon. > we heard shooting but w didn't think it wa

jackie ward joins us live. jackie? >> reporter: well, the emotional hits keep oncoming for w nation as they say good- bye to the oldest arena in the nba. here's what people had to say. >> it's going to be tough. i'm not going to lie to you. i think they can force a game seven. >> historic. epic. the big show in town, man, in california right now. and in the world. >> just the adrenaline and the crowd. just the excitement of it being the last game. i think that will take us over the hump. >> reporter: fans were reminiscing about the arena and the memories it holds. they're hoping the warriors add another great memory to an already long list. >> mom and dad used to take me there. i went with friends and family and took my kids. a lot of history. generations of history. >> the memories o going for a few bucks and get in the game and have a great time. to now hundreds of dollars. it's a full circle. >> reporter: half court is donning oakland's emblem and fans getting a rally towel. one fan will take oakland across the brid

jackie, you wrote beautifully about what we witnessed last night.senator harris not only took the torch from joe biden. show stole his thunder right there on the stage as we watched. can he succeed if he doesn't come at a new way of owning the past? i suppose he runs the risk of running out of ways to say you had to be there. >> yeah. he's in a tough position. he doesn't want to be constantly apologizing for all his past positions. at the same time he was a stark contrast to someone like mayor pete who just embraced accountability and responsibility and it was pretty refreshing at least according to some of the focus groups that i was listening to throughout the night. but, again, it's difficult to make predictions right now. but it seems that joe biden really does seem to lack a vision. he spent the day talking about bussing, not talking about a criminal justice reform platform or his vision for what he wants the presidency to look like. and i think if he especially is going to be running on this idea of electability, he needs to come up with a mor

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david: so jackie, here is my problem with your analysis. >> you're being too darn rational and thank you for that because i'm saying like i agree with your assessment completely. my issue, david we talked about there's a legal aspect to this that jackie is talking about a financial and markets aspect to this. i feel like it's just an example of president trump using extreme ly bad manners, and you're going to tell me oh, that's so naive so no, i don't think so. you don't try to punish our trading partner to try to achieve some sort of policy goal with something else, because it's rude, and again, that may seem quaint. we're not supposed to be rude. we're the united states of america. there's other ways of getting these things done. >> well adam, we've been rude for the, since 1776. >> [laughter] >> foreigners to the north and the south, i mean, rude is in our dna my friend. that said, i want to get back to you made the comment about jackie being rational and let me just take that one step further. let's just go right to the 25% maximum tariff that trump said. the question becomes, it

here is jackie ward who is at the scene of the latest discovery right now. jackie. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is staged here where it meets sweat road. the road is still blocked off and expected to scene all- too familiar to people who live around here. police are investigating yet another homicide just one day after they found a body on this same road. skyline boulevard is closed in both directions there and will stay closed for an undetermined amount of time. part of skyline yesterday was closed for hours because a body of a 32-year-old man was found just after 11:00 monday night. deputies say based on the injuries it appears the man was murdered. so far, there have been no arrests made for that case. authorities are telling us they have someone in custody for the second body that was just found hours ago. we're expecting to get an update from the sheriff's office within a few minutes now. in the meantime, they are warningk people to tell about any suspicious activity they see. >>> they are looking for the gunman in the span of two days. the latest

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live in morgan hill, jackie ward, kpix 5. we have new video addison they were police have a home staked out right now. we believe this is the home of the suspect in this case. it has been surrounded by crime scene tape and a source tells us this is where the shooter lived, possibly alone according to some of the neighbors that we heard from but a squad car is there right now and they have blocked off the roadway. we are monitoring the situation to see if and when they will break in to continue their investigation. back to you. >>> also in san jose this morning a possible motive for a murder suicide that left five people dead this week. in an interview with the mercury news, a relative revealed that the vietnamese gunman was jealous that his wife obtained visas for her relatives in vietnam. they say he was mad because he couldn't do the same for his relatives because of the tarnished record. he also reportedly mentioned a plan to kill some of them. the gunman killed four people before taking his own life sunday night. his wife

in pleasantton, jackie ward, kpix5. >> and dads get in for free all day sunday as jackie mentioned. still ahead, summer concert kicked off. and we talked to the head of the stern grove festival about what's new this year. and swimming in style. hurst castle offering picture perfect pool parties for a price. >> the temperatures a little cooler right now compared to yesterday at this time. i will let you know what toke expect for the weekend including sunday on father's day and when we will see temperatures heating up. . >> a protest, a movement, a celebration of love of the san francisco pride parade is streaming live 5 lohours at kpix.com. . >>> the stern grove festival kicks off in san francisco. it's in the 82nd season and it's the only music festival in the country that's admission free. stern grove festival chairman dr. douglas goldman joins us welcome to the studio and thanks for joining us here today. >> thanks very much for having me. >> tell us about highlights this year. it was a fantastic season last year. this year going to be bet another we will launch this sunday, fathe

he compared her to another famous first lady this morning, jackie kennedy. >> we have our own jackie melania. we'll call it melania t. >> she's doing a great job. does not get enough credit. >> by the way, people love her. people love her. no credit from the media, but she gets credit from the people. when i speak in front of these big crowds, tremendous crowds, so many people are holding up bann banners. we love our first lady. >> we don't know a ton about the first lady. our latest cnn special report, though, takes a deep look at melania trump and a lot of the mystery that surrounds her life. it's called the woman of mystery in melania trump. cnn's kate bennett explores the differences between her and other modern first ladies. a good thing we have you because you're about the own lee person, one of the few who has been able to interview her. >> yeah, melania trump is not a fan of the media. much like her husband. she's only done about three on-camera interviews since becoming first lady. she doesn't do magazine interviews. we don't see her on the covers of fashion magazines. but c

. >>> ought right jackie. can't wait. the warriors are bringing in some back court help with klay thompson missing the first few months of the upcoming season. >> with the 28 pick in the 2019 nba draft, the gosect jordan po from the university of michigan. >>> the 6'5" shooting guard played two years at michigan and 13 points. should give golden state another outside threat. the new orleans pelicans took zion williamson. the ultraathletic big man captivated the world one season at duke. he said he wouldn't be where he is now if it wouldn't for his mother. >>> time now is 6:09. more than wo years after historic floods left a neighborhood under water hundreds of homeowners will be getting a check. the chp is talking about trend on freeways. >> a northerly wind, a light offshore wind will help warm us up through the day on this first official day of summer. a beautiful sunrise. your weekend forecast coming up. >> it is very clear that the kids are out for the simmer because there is not a lot of delays on the roadways here a

jackie, your thoughts?deal occurring with mexico or the immigration deal, they're excited about seeing something come out of the g20 with president xi and president trump. they're excited about the fed. and they want to be invested. that's the bottom line. charles: steve? >> trade. get a deal with china, this economy takes off and the fed cutting rates later in the year, they're going to have to worry about, they shouldn't, but worry about we're overheating. >> exactly. let's hope we get to that point. charles: they are really concerned they don't have the magic wand anymore, liz. >> the whole inflation model is broken. obviously they have considered every month, we are all of a sudden going to see a spike and inflation, with all these tariffs in place, constant warnings about how consumers are going to pay more for everything, we haven't seen it yet. it doesn't mean it won't happen and i think this next round of tariffs certainly would be a breaking point on that. so far, so good. you have to wonder occasi

people get used to something and it was jackie o. and that's good. we have our own jackie o.melania t. >> how do you think she feels about the comparison to jackie o.? >> i think first ladies would be loved to compared to sense of style and history. i don't think she likes any sort of comparisocomparison. she's very much her own person. we watched her be very different than most modern first ladies. i'm not sure how she would feel about the comparison. she wore a very jackie-esque t outfit. i think she's her own person. >> tell us more about your documentary, woman of mystery that airs later tonight at 9:00 p.m. what can we expect. >> no one has been to the east wing since the trump administration has begun. we see what's happening behind the scenes and learn about what most of the country still has questions about. >> we're looking forward to seeing it. kpa excellent reporting. once again be sure to watch kate's special report, woman of mystery. melania trump airs later tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern. mpb >>> coming up, surprising twist as investigators try to figure out why some

nebraska, the honorable steve smith of arkansas, the honorable bill flores of texas, the honorable jackie walorski of indiana, the honorable tom rice of south carolina, the honorable mark wayne mullin of oklahoma. thank you for your attention to this matter. signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, republican leader. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i rise to ask unanimous consent that the committee on judiciary be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 962, the born alive abortion survivors protection act, and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: under guidelines consistently issued by successive speakers as recorded in section 956 of the house rules and manual, the chair is constrained not to entertain the request unless it has been cleared by the bipartisan floor and committee leaderships.

we'll talk to gillian and go back to jackie de angelus at the white house. day three for the president in his trip or seas that began with the commend raition of d-day. -- commemoration of d-day. reporter: the president made a lot of news, talking about ireland and at u.s. southern border with mexico. he made it clear he's serious about adding tariffs on everything that crosses the southern border into the united states. >> about they go shy, the companies will move back into the united states. reporter: the president attended a ceremony in portsmouth, england. i had a chance to talk to a man in england who will negotiate a trade agreement with the united states. do you see an agreement with the united states within days, weeks after brexit? >> we can begin negotiations and striking an agreement is only part of the issue. we then get the legislative parts. and we require ratification. so that will depend on what's happening in our parliament and what's happening on the hill. reporter: they created a trade-in investment working group. fox says announcing a de

do your job, right, jackie? right, michael? do your job, give us a vote. the american people understand what this means. >> pelosi says among the work that needs to be done is improving the affordable care act. >>> a rare move by president trump. the president is backtracking saying he would contact authorities if a foreign government tried to give him damaging information about an opponent, this after he ridiculed the idea earlier this week.

jackie benson spoke to him off camera, he's choosing to stay off the spotlight. what did he say? >> reporter: theung man brought an end to the terror was born and raised right here, his name is matthew brown.vd'ca he did send a statement a few minuteago. it reads in part, "as community members, i think we owe one another the time to be selfless, i think we deserve the time to care and help one another." we know matthew was defending his neighborhood from a mansd went prison forp3 targeting this same block 12 years ago. >> reporter: newsó@ç 4btained court documents that theñr 58-year-old man broke into the home back in 07. he ran into a near by alley a was found by police with his arms tied around the neck. police convinced him to release her. 12 years later, just one mon after being released fro,s prisn for that crime, police say wilkerson was back in the alley using a bike to escape the home whe aoung woman had just been raped. she told officer she found a man her bedroom assaulted her. it was that same week. >> i heard a voice say don't move, i got a gun. >> on wednesday, a wo

jackie: on his yacht. yacht. stuart: i guess so. put it wherever you want. all is revealed. owned by mbs and he's got it on his yacht. thank you. >>> all right. if you are wondering what actor michael douglas is up to, the answer is he's trying to sell his majorca mansion. he put it on sale for $60 million and now as we are trying to get you to guess, he's come all the way down to $32 million. it's been on the market for five years. here's how he's trying to sell it. roll tape. >> my life has taken a new course and now it's time for me to let someone else enjoy the privilege and adventure, someone who will appreciate the beauty, the privacy and the uninterrupted views. stuart: okay. what do you think? it looks fabulous. ashley: ten baths, 10,000 square feet, gorgeous, but i don't know whether the video will spur anyone else on. maybe, just for the star appeal. he's brought it down almost 50% since five years ago and he can't sell it. to your point, i guess when you are rich you can go to these places whene

he is fine. >>> my money is on jackie anyway. remember, kpix has you covered on all the warriors action online. go to kpix.com/warriors for more. >>> i'm anne and we're going live to washington, d.c. where there is a hearing on the security implications of chi mat change and how loss of species and water scarcity will fuel social dis contents. >> there are new pictures from washington state of the huge wildfire that has been burning, 5,000 acres, firefighters trying to get a held of it, but they have been dealing with high winds and rough terrain. 25 homes are evacuated and as the sun comes up this morning, they are going to get a better handle on what damage may have been done there in washington state. back to you. >>> thank you. mexican officials are headed to the white house. this comes as president trump threatens to impose a 5% tariff taking affect on monday. some in washington have raised concerns and automakers are worried about the ripple effect. >> there is not much support in my conference for tariffs, that is for sure

in santa rosa, jackie ward. >>> as part of the investigation, police are determining whether they should increase patrols. >>> and one person is dead after a shooting outside of a san jose elementary school. anne makovec looks at the investigation now underway. >> reporter: the man died behind the wheel of a car across the street from thomas p. ryan elementary school after being shot. a police officer on patrol heard the gunshots at 12:19 a.m. and came here and found a man shot once dead in a vehicle. gina heard the gun fire. >> i heard four shots. and a man yelled out something. i don't know exactly what he said. >> reporter: it happened here where we spoke with another neighbor. >> it's scary. in the morning, first time the police came and knocked on the door. >> reporter: she's afraid for her granddaughter in a neighborhood hit by violence violence before. . >> it's not the first time. >> reporter: police have not released suspect information and school went on here as scheduled. anne makovec, kpix5. >>> and a crew spent much of the morning mopping up a fuel spill on 680 just before 4

>> oh, absolutely, jackie. i mean, they have had eight years of coddling from the obama administration, so it's about time somebody impose some discipline on the process. iran is the number one state sponsor of terror. they have regional -- in mind in southwest asia. they need pushback, and they are getting that from president trump, and, you know, at this time right now, we are at brinksmanship quite frankly with iran, and i'd rather have some tough talk than missiles flying everywhere. and yeah, they shot down a drone, but i think the president made the right call in not attacking certain sites because we don't know if they moved civilians into those locations, and then you never know what kind of firestorm will be set off if we, you know, accidentally have collateral damage on one of those targets. so the president and his team are playing this exactly right right now, and if you read the national security strategy, this is exactly what our plan is for the middle east is to check iranian in that region while

jackie?hat this victim would have suffered if he stayed alive would have been worse. so he was making a judgment call there. but definitely a twist in this case that nobody expected. to your point, there were so many stories from different people, people changing their stories, stories on both sides and in some ways there's no winner here at the end of the day on either side, obviously. people don't want to seagal gear go to jail. >> i don't like the idea of them going back and litigating these cases from iraq. seems like these are starting to p pop up more and more. years ago, these things happened. we're seeing more investigations start to come out about the situations like this. i hope it doesn't continue along this trend. >> charles: a lot of people agree with you, particularly as we have a massive homeless problem with the vets who went out there and served. thank you. coming up, kohl's under serious pressure, the company offering a buyout to some of their workers. what it means for the

jackie? >> reporter: justin, there's concern and apprehension here. neighbors woke up this morning to learn news that the bodies of two men, we understand, young men were found in the woods here.vi we have some deo of what it looked like earlier this morning right after prince william county polic arrived. about know very little this investigation because it is in its very early sta ws, but whate can tell you is that police tell us that there is no -- should be no concern to the general public that there i so outstanding danger here on this street, alabama avenue, in woodbridge. i can tell w you that have had and talked to a number of people who have come here who believe that one of these two young men may be their son and so they are anxiously waiting to find out from police if they can give them i anyormation about identity and things like that. but a very sad, a very somber scene as prince william county police investigate the homicides, and they have told us they believe these young men were murdered, here on alabama avenue in woodbridge. they do

here is jackie to give us the high lates. good morning jackie. >> reporter: good morning michelle. yes, we are the best for last around here. it is the last weekend of pride month and that is when san francisco celebrates pride. cannot wait for all the things going on starting with the trans march of course tonight, the 16th annual is at 6:00. it is a big turnout every year. organizers say their rights have been under attack since the last presidential election so they feel it is more critical to gather at a group to fight back, and it starts at the first legally recognized transgender district in the world. sunday at 10:30, a kaleidoscope of every color you can imagine because that is when the pride parade starts. almost 300 contingents and thousands of people will make their way down market street to civic center including the kpix float of course. this will be in front of an anticipated crowd of more than 100,000 people. expect to see sfpd out both in uniform and plain clothes. the lgbtq community take center stage. >> they feel safe as well with the people who are in the parade

. >>> jackie ward at the sonoma raceway where they are celebrating their 50th anniversary. i have diana brennan to tell us why this weekend is so special. >> it is always special. this year our 50th anniversary debuting again our original road course is really exciting. >> reporter: so going back to that, none of these drivers have ever been on it. what do you think they are going to do? >> all the drivers are excited to see it. some have driven it in other cars years ago and they are excited for the challenge. they are competitors drivers ha the fans asked for it. this year it felt like a great time to do itthe trophy they wi be racing for but it is empty. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> well, it could be the future of ride-share. flying taxis without pilot. a first look at the ambitious new project turning heads and raising some eyebrows. pg&e is asking a judge for millions because of deadly wildfires. >>> wire warming up with plenty of sunshine on this first official day of summer. i'll have your weekend forecast and uv index forecast coming up. >>> happening today, pg&e shareh